Faith & Trust Vocabulary

belief in or acceptance of something as true

“The theory gained credence after new evidence emerged.”

complete trust or confidence; strong religious belief

“She had faith that things would work out.”

faithfulness to a person, cause, or belief

“His fidelity to his principles never wavered.”

loyalty or commitment to a group or cause

“They swore allegiance to the new government.”

love, loyalty, or enthusiasm for something

“Her devotion to the cause was absolute.”

formal acknowledgment of loyalty to a lord

“Knights swore fealty to their sovereign.”

the quality of being trusted and believed in

“His credibility was damaged by the scandal.”

conformity to facts; accuracy; habitual truthfulness

“The witness's veracity was called into question.”

the quality of being genuine or true

“The authenticity of the document was verified.”

genuine; real; acting in good faith

“This is a bona fide offer, not a negotiating tactic.”

regarded as too important or valuable to be interfered with

“In this family, Sunday dinner is sacrosanct.”

never to be broken or dishonored

“The treaty established inviolable borders.”